I am the founder and now the Executive Director of a very innovative organization named At-Hand Apps, LLC. We are a democratic worker's co-op of people who are in a post-corporate (or approaching post-corporate) phase of life.

We have two missions.

- first to be creating a bunch of smart phone (iPhone) apps that make a difference in people's lives. Our first application is a hospitality/travel app Day Trips At-Hand. The first area covered is New England (where many of us reside). It depends on the generosity of many of the Flickr Photographer community members who have made their images available under creative commons licensing.

- Second - we are a demonstration effort of an alternative and flexible work structure. We seek to prove that innovation, entrepreneurship, collaboration and IQ do not disappear on aging past 50 years.

We would love to hear from Flickr photographers who might be interested in At-Hand Apps membership and having an additional avenue to share their passion for their part of the country with others.

Most of the images are framed in "portrait mode" for optimal smart-phone display, but some are also shot in "landscape" for general use.

Most of the places posted are points-of-interest that others are not taking images of - or are not taking images available for re-use. They are mostly taken with the iPhone camera for minimal intrusion. The Canon DSLR is used when very wide angle or telephoto is required or the circumstances do not include people to intrude on.

You are free to use any of these images for any purpose. Please give attribution credit under Creative Commons. Enjoy.

17June2012 Update - Name of products changed to "At-Hand Guides" - 7 New editions in the iTunes App Store - Thanks again to so many "Flickr-Community" photographers who provide "creative-commons" photo access and more who have graciously given us permission to use their "all-rights-reserved" photographs.

Over 11,000 images used and 3,000 shared on flickr for others.

Taking so many photos of so many places, that it is hard to keep up with Flickr-downloads. Am also slowing up-loading images from extensive international travel in earlier years.